Kathmandu Quest

After your breakfast today we have a lot of sightseeing in store for you starting with Kathmandu, the nerve-center of Nepal. It flaunts its rich history and vibrant culture in every possible nook and cranny. 

Visit Pashupatinath Temple. According to religious belief Lord Pashupatinath is the almighty God and savior of all human beings. It is therefore said that all Hindu should pay homage to Lord Pashupatinath at least once in their lifetime for their eternal peace and salvation. 

Then make your way to the largest stupa in the world, Boudhanath Stupa built in the fifth century. Before the present day Stupa was built, it was an overnight camp of Tibetan businessmen. Today it is the best site to observe Tibetan lifestyle, culture and religious practices of monks. It is also popular for Tibetan Jewelry, hand-woven carpets, thanka, masks, khukuri, knives, and more Tibetan products. 

Continue towards Patan Durbar Square- the center of Fine art. Patan Durbar Square and as you walk past the whitewashed gate, you enter a square lined with cafes, grocery stores and huge iron bells. 

Still beyond the alleys lie mostly medieval neighborhoods of the city. Temples and Stupas are in abundance, in various shapes, sizes and antiquity. 

Continuing visit towards Swoyambhunath Stupa meaning the "the self-existent" is popular among foreigners owing to the large monkey population residing in the area. No wonder why it’s also called “Monkey Temple”. Make sure you keep an eye out for these notorious creatures. 

Overnight stay at Kathmandu.

Enjoy your morning breakfast and drive to Nagarkot (32km, 1.5 hrs. drive). En route Visit Bhaktapur. 

Bhaktapur, commonly known as the “city of worshippers,” is also known as the “city of temples.” Bhaktapur Durbar Square, ancient temples and shrines, sculptures and historical heritage sites constructed in different eras carry the identity of this city. 

Highlights of the ancient’s Nepali art like golden gate, 55 Window Temple, etc. can be observed in one place here. 

Nagarkot is known for its spectacular sunrise and sunset views. Nagarkot is believed to be a rich home for different species of butterflies. The hill-town even offers a panoramic view of the entire Kathmandu Valley After then we will move to Rani Jhula. 

Rani Jhula is a 250-meter-long suspension bridge in Bastola Gaun, Nagarkot, Nepal, that has become a popular attraction for its scenic views and the surrounding natural landscape, including pine forests and nearby waterfalls. Also known as the Nagarkot Hanging Bridge or Queen Bridge then back to Kathmandu 

Overnight stay in Kathmandu.

After breakfast free time until departure. Our tour escort will timely drop you to the airport 3 hours prior flight time for final departure. The mystic land of the Himalayas holds many more secrets to be told. Come back again for another adventure visiting our spectacular mountains.